Jenny Bevill has spent more than 20 years teaching in public schools, museums, and community centers in New York City and Montana, including a decade at the Guggenheim Museum from 2004-2014. Jenny served as the Educator and Outreach Specialist at the Missoula Art Museum from 2018-2021 and helped develop the award winning distance learning platform, Museum as Megaphone, and the Art Host Initiative which connects Tribal nations across Montana with the museum to share contemporary Indigenous art. She has been a workshop leader for Humanities Montana since 2016. She now coordinates the statewide Democracy Project for teens and works as a collaborative curator and organizational mentor for KALICO Art Center and other grassroots arts organizations. She regularly presents at state and national conferences and was voted Art Teacher of the Year for 2022 by her peers in the Montana Arts Education Association.

Jenny is passionate about facilitating shared experiences for folks of all ages, abilities, and identities inspired by works of contemporary art. Her workshops are grounded in creativity research, social emotional learning, and embodied practices that foster connection and deeper understanding of ourselves and one another. She helps people unlock their self-expression and have hard conversations by cultivating growth mindset, curiosity, resilience, and other creative behaviors. 

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Listen in on an interview with Jenny on accessing creativity: Fearless Self Love Podcast